Cruise News

The American Hotel & Lodging Association has appointed new board members focused on travel demand, workforce initiatives, and membership support. Thom Geshay, Jon Stanner, and Jolyon Bulley are leading these efforts.

A cruise ship that faced a hantavirus outbreak has completed health measures to contain the situation and is set to resume its sailing schedule. Authorities collaborated with the cruise operator to ensure all safety standards were met before the ship’s return to service.

Cruise lines have enforced new strict prohibitions on some passenger activities to boost safety onboard. Travelers are urged to follow these updated rules to avoid penalties during their voyage.

TBO and Vervotech have extended their technology partnership as of June 1, 2026. The collaboration focuses on optimizing the global distribution of travel content.

India is leading global domestic travel growth in 2026, with 87% of travelers planning holidays. Artificial intelligence is also influencing summer travel choices across the country.

At WTE Miami 2026, the United States and several Latin American countries are jointly focusing on improving Pan-American aviation and tourism infrastructure. This collaboration marks a notable development in regional partnerships.

Five US cruise passengers exposed to hantavirus on a ship were recently discharged from a Nebraska quarantine facility to return home. Thirteen other passengers remain quarantined as monitoring continues.

Carnival Cruise Line has confirmed a cybersecurity breach affecting nearly six million passengers, exposing sensitive personal and passport information. Passengers are urged to monitor their personal data closely.

Norwegian Sky made its inaugural call at Greenock Cruise Port on June 2, 2026. This visit was noted as a remarkable event for the port, marking the ship’s first arrival there.

California has approved a $3.5 billion contract to advance its high-speed rail project and appointed a new board chair formerly advising Governor Gavin Newsom.